Any way to get Jio Fibre plan with no FUP/CUP in a residential area ?

[jelegend]

Primary Doubt: Title

Secondary Doubts:

1. If yes, what will be the price ? (any links which give information/tables on this will be good)

2. What additional formalities might be needed for a switch ?

3. What timeframe require for the switch ?

4. If NO, then what are the other good alternatives (within or outside Jio) ?

Reasons: My daily Data bandwidth if i do it freely can vary between 100-200GB/day and sometimes even more (finally got my setup going in March). 3300GB/30 days is just 110 GB/day which is really quite cutting it close even if I heavily adjust my usage to a conservative style and is not desirable at all.

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

I have the same issue, the data capping limits really makes one think twice before downloading or uploading something stupid.

 

[shashankb]

Any Excitel users can share their experiences here with FUP limits ?

As the upload location is CDN-ed, it will mostly give good speeds

 

[a.c]

Google drive, onedrive uploads are insanely fast. Though I am yet to surpass 2.5TB of combined download and upload on excitel.
While they don't have FUP from what I have heard they do stop the connection after 5TB. Then you have to call them and explain stuff like yeah I upload videos for a living or work with large datasets and stuff like that and they do unblock it without much Hassel.

 

[Gaurav_add]

As far as I know they provide only Residential Connections (which has FUP) unlike airtel which has office internet ,which has no FUP but you need a Bussiness PAN Card to get it if you can somehow take a connection you can be assured that it will be totally unlimited without any caps.

As such no Residential connection is unlimited, those who state themselves as unlimited , in their T&C it is always written that they would terminate the connection if used a lot or their are certain time limits, like in my ISP Sikka Broadband They have some condition like , stated below

During peak hours (10:00 to 18:00), we do restrict the speed at which you can download (to 0.5Mbps). However, if you schedule your heavy usage between 18:00 and 08:00 you’ll get access to your available line speed without any restrictions.